Gastro Panel for the Diagnosis of Gastritis

ALONGE Ivo EBULE was born at EkonebehTombel, Kupe/Muanenguba Division of the South West Region of Cameroon in a family of seven. He obtained his FSLC in 1995 at GPS Tombel, GCE O/Level in 2000 at GBHS Tombel, GCE Advanced level at Bilingual Grammar School Molyko-Buea in 2002. In 2007, he obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Laboratory Medicine at the University of Buea, and a Master’s Degree in Medical Immunology at the University ofYaounde 1 in 2012. He is looking forward to completing three PhDs in Health Communication and Promotion Immunology and Microbiology. He presently lectures at the school of laboratory technologies in Yaounde and in other Nursing and laboratory schools across the country. Since 2006, he has assumed a leadership role on gastric research with a number of research articles published in international journals and related to laboratory techniques and use of GastroPanel® Serum Biomarkers. He has also participated in several projects and studies related to vector control and immunopathology of Onchocerciasis and Malaria along the Sanaga Valley of Cameroon. He is married and has been blessed with three kids.

Book Category: Sciences / Medicines
Year of Publication: 12-06-2016
Number of Pages: 66
Book ISBN: 978-9956-454-52-4

GastroPanel for the Diagnosis ofGastritis contains a logical sequence and data necessary to settle the GastroPanel test for the screening of asymptomatic and symptomatic (dyspeptic) subjects for various gastric pathologies. The text also evokes new modes of thinking among the health policy designers and decision-makers on how to achieve cost savings and strategies for reducing the current heavy disease burden caused by Helicobacter pylori infection with all its potentially severe clinical consequences (atrophic gastritis, gastric cancer, vitamin B12 deficiency, stroke, heart attacks, atherosclerosis, dementia, depression and polyneuropathy). It further explains the link between gastritis and other health conditions such as Diabetes mellitus and HIV.